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Archives for January 2022

commonsent / January 27, 2022

Be Aware of Vishing Scams

A voice phishing scam (“vishing”) is a phishinig attack by phone. The criminal will call the intended target and try to urge them to take an action to scam them out of money or access. The caller will make the request seem urgent and will impersonate a financial institution, the IRS or even a utility […]

commonsent / January 27, 2022

It CAN happen to you! Are you ready?

I am what some might call a cybervangelist. I am always warning people about cyber scams. Whether through phishing (emails), smishing (text messages) or vishing (voice). Last week I received a call that looked like it came from Louisville Gas & Electric (LG&E), my local utility company. The number that showed up on my called […]

commonsent / January 20, 2022

Cyber Security Funds Available for Local Government

The landmark $1.2 Trillion Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act that was signed into law has several very important elements for state and local officials. As the federal government has grappled with its own cyber security attacks which are growing seemingly exponentially, the emphasis on cyber security for all public and private entities is evident. One […]

commonsent / January 13, 2022

Protect Your Organization’s Domain Name

Your organization domain name is unique to your company. It correlates to your IP address and is used to search for your website and for your employees’ emails. A cyber criminal can impersonate or infiltrate your domain in order to trick someone into clicking on a malicious link (also known as phishing). The following are […]

commonsent / January 13, 2022

So What is Log4j and Why Should I Care?

I’ve determined the last name of the cyber criminals. It’s Scrooge. Or maybe it’s Grinch. Either way, obviously cyber criminals hate Christmas. Once again, right before the holidays we were alerted of the latest, and possibly biggest, vulnerability. It’s Log4j. On November 24, it was discovered that this vulnerability existed but was not disclosed publicly […]

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